Ah, to be old... When non-smart phones and GPS for the general public arrived in my country, there was a discussion among the lines of "now that it's possible

Ah, to be old... When non-smart phones and GPS for the general public arrived in my country, there was a discussion among the lines of "now that it's possible to track your kids' position, would you do it?". The general consensus seemed to be "no, that would be a violation of their privacy, and it would imply that I don't trust them". 20 years later, and it's a feature in all phones. I guess that point is finally settled.